Knicks TV guys won’t be homers

THE NEXT time you even contemplate the possibility that MSG’s

Mike Breen and Clyde Frazier might be homers, consider the Knicks’ game Wednesday at Memphis, when Breen and Frazier questioned the Knicks’ “character” and “commitment” as the team lost 105-99 to the injury-depleted Grizzlies. That’s tough love.

Jets “good investment” PSL suckers got a sarcastic kick out of Tuesday’s stories about the team reducing ticket prices.

Phil Murphy was sworn in as New Jersey’s governor Tuesday, replacing Chris (The Situation) Christie. Still no word as to how often Murphy will abandon his sworn duty to co-host shows on WFAN, and on taxpayers’ time and money.

Brattish, bellicose CoCo Vandeweghe is another American on the international tennis scene whose conduct makes USA-based unconditional rooting impossible.

Since 1993, Langan’s, around the corner and down the street from The Post, was the lunch and after-work place — the home away from home, but with better service, a larger menu and receipts for expense accounts. And as owner Des O’Brien agreed, “50,000 flies couldn’t be wrong!”

But one of those prohibitive rent hikes made Thursday night Langan’s last night.

Now it’s off to O’Brien’s next closest place, cleverly named “O’Brien’s,” on West 46th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. Des claims he’s working on a new cocktail, The Jubilee Dunbar.